An arctic express will bring reality back to Winter's no-show by this weekend.
"Nature of the Beast" * * * * * * * * * * * * W i n t e r, an imposter In Spring's clothing, a fox At the door, fooling all With its treachery. Homes Opened invite the thief Entry--Global Warming, Myass ! Reality Will bite, and bite hard: it's The nature of the beast, To fool its prey into Believing all is well Just before the attack. * * * * * * * * * * * * * (c) 2007, Karla Dorman (1/9).
A perfect write, Karla -- payback is coming! I heard on CNN that February and March are going to be just awful with lots of snow, at least here in the northeast.
Love,
CJ
Oooh I liked this one Karla, it is true the nature of the beast is to fool they prey and get em! just when their guard is down. Much like the tricks of satan...he will try to steal your joy when one is at their lowest. Wonderful write and full of wisdom.
Blessings my friend,
Joyce Bowling
Winter's been light in NW OH. This pen brings many memories of how it fools you into believing all is well, then WHAM a foot of snow and bitter cold. Well penned
And thus is the tale of our weather here in Texas and my bad allergies, as a result. Thanks for sharing this wonderful look into our wacky climate. You know what they say about the weather in Texas? If you don't like it, wait 5 minutes and it'll change!
Well said, Karla. Thing is though, the weather will do what it will do; we have to be prepared to deal with it regardless. I take one day at a time and react to the changes in the weather accordingly. Trying to figure out weather patterns will only rob me of valuable time and energy. :)
So true, Karla... winter will come with a vengeance. I remember growing up with the hottest summers, and the coldest winters; but always there were exceptions and aberrations. Mother Nature is not a static being; she is a wanton. Well done.
As Peter warns us, we are to be vigilante lest our adversary pounce and devours us. I guess global warming could have been argued during the time of Joseph when he prophesied seven years of drought and famine.
The spirit of this age is certainly fertile ground for the beast to rear his ugly head.
Yea, though we are sitting up here in the great white North with grass growing and sun shining I fear you are right. I think it is the calm before the storms to come.
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Sharon
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CJ
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Joyce Bowling
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Jill
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Peace. Joyce
You never know what is waiting out there!!
love Tinka
Winter will make its entrance when we are not looking. Keep the faithful watch.
Love & Light always and in all ways,
Joseph*
Rusty
The spirit of this age is certainly fertile ground for the beast to rear his ugly head.
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(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin sister, Karen Lynn. :D